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CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN
‘Lydia, this might not be the most opportune time for me to say this, but I would like to apologize again for my behavior and actions towards you the last time we were together. It was selfish, insensitive, and cruel. I was angry and was not thinking clearly. You made me so furious…you somehow managed to bring out the worst in me.’
Pulling away from him, she took her position clumsily on the couch, and pulled the end of her t-shirt to wipe her tear-stained cheeks.
‘I am also sorry for my conduct. It h
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Taking a restorative breath she continued. ‘I tried anyways. I opened my mouth and screamed, but my scream was cut off when he backhanded me across the mouth. We struggled for a while. I kicked and pushed, but he was too strong for me. Ignoring my cries, he forced himself upon me.’ Abigale choked on the last sentence.‘What a bastard!’ Sean exclaimed angrily. ‘I am sorry, so very sorry to hear this Abby. You mean to tell me neither your aunt nor the boys heard your cries. None came to your aid?’
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